Tornadoes Leave Widespread Damage Across States
Tornadoes tore through Charles City Maynard and Airdale Iowa causing property damage and injuries. Three seriously hurt as five twisters crossed central and northern Illinois. Mason City Easton Hazelwood Mooresville Northfield and Faribault reported injuries and substantial destruction. Emergency crews screened the spread, with debris and power outages noted in multiple towns.
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Charles City
Maynard
Oelwein
Airdale
Iowa
Cental
Illinois
Masons City
Easton
Mason City
Giant Quake Brings Death To Japan
A massive quake struck northern Japan on Thursday morning, killing at least nine and leaving 13 missing. The tremor, rated great on the Richter scale, centered 390 miles northeast of Tokyo, caused fires, heavy flooding, and widespread damage in Aomori and nearby Iwate while Tokyo reported no casualties. Waves six feet high were reported on the Pacific coast, and communications to the quake epicenter city were knocked out.
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Tokyo
Ufi
Japan
U.S. National
Rockville
Alaska
Good
SAVE
Catlysta
Honshu
Aomori
San Francisco
Pacific
Iwate
Hokkaido
Lawmakers Milk Cow in Capitol Contest
In Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves outmilked Leo J. Ryan in a Capitol cow milking contest. Ryan demanded a rematch for banana splits after a weeklong debate over praising the Presidential Commission on Civil Disorders. Gonsalves, from La Mirada, recalled milking cows as a boy to win the event.
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Sacramento
UPI
Joe Gonsalves
Leo J. Ryan
Capitol
Ryan
Commission On
Gonsalves
la Mirada
Public notice record from The Daily Review filing
Fragmentary text from a public notice in The Daily Review referencing Moorhead, Detar, a paper of general enone, and an Audit Bureau Circulation mention. Contains garbled names and unclear dates. no concrete actions or deadlines discernible.
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General Enone
Fant
Coe
Don Gass
Marc
Rusk Denies US Pushing Communist Role in South Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said it is mischievous and false to claim the United States would accept a Communist role in South Vietnam's political life. He warned reports could mislead Hanoi and misrepresent White House positions while Harriman said the U.S. won’t back a coalition government.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
South Vietnam
Rusk
Washington Post
Thieu
Saigon
Tusk
U. S
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
White House
George Christian
Harriman
Penalties Plan To Outlaw LSD Approved
Washington lawmakers move to make LSD a felony and set penalties for possession, manufacturing, selling, or distributing hallucinogens. The bill would also deem possession of pep pills and barbiturates a misdemeanor for personal use and may impose fines up to 1000 dollars and prison time up to three years for repeat offenses.
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Washington
APT
House Health Subcommittee
Grant
Paul
Rogers
D-Fla
Bel
Fair Housing Bill Ends Michigan Racial Crisis
In Lansing the Michigan House passed Gov. Romney's open housing bill 76 to 31 after months of upheaval. The measure liberalizes housing protections, imposes fines for discrimination, and designates the state civil rights commission as chief enforcing agency while allowing court avenues for complaints.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan House
George Romney
FOUD
State Civil Rights Commission
Bill to Halt Certain Offenses Seeks New Penalties
A proposed bill outlines penalties for first and subsequent offenses with fines starting at 15,000 dollars and lengthier terms up to 15 years. The draft mentions age limits and tax-related aspects as part of the offense framework. The wording is garbled but indicates escalating penalties and enforcement thresholds.
California bill blocks city taxes on suburban workers
Sacramento UPI report says the Assembly Municipal and County Government Committee approved a bill by Assemblyman Don Mulford to bar San Francisco from taxing commuter earnings. The measure moves to the Assembly floor. In Palo Alto a judge dismissed marijuana charges against Stanford students, citing statewide interest in mobility and employment rights.
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Sacramento
UPI
San Francisco
Assembly
Don Mulford
Mulfore
Ing Club
Paul Myers
David Menasian
Hel" Junior
Eric Miller
Mulford
Joseph Alioto
Newark Units Plan to Lure Industry in Newark
Newark city councilmen and chamber of commerce directors meet at 6 30 p m in the Gondolier Room to discuss a long range industrial promotion program and a city allocation of 11000 plus 500 from the chamber toward a 4200 fund. A feasibility study on city operated garbage collection and disposal is on the agenda.
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Newark
Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Altman
Jarvis Ave
EOA Plans For Merger Contemplates Eden Receiver Role
The regional office of economic opportunity asked the EOA to assume control of Eden and receive about 238000 dollars in federal funds. The merger would place roughly 4 million dollars for all cities under EOA administration, with a public hearing scheduled after concrete plans emerge.
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Regional Office of Economic Opportunity
EOA
Eden
EQA
Ontiveros
Assault Charge Against Union City Man Stands Trial
A 39 year old Union City man Robert Cundiff faces trial in Superior Court for assault with intent to commit a crime after a preliminary examination in Fremont. He is free on 3504 bail and will appear again June 3. In other court news narcotics suspects Marguerite Michon Fermin Benavides Della Castellon Amparo Granillo entered pleas or had cases continued.
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Union City
Robert Cundiff
Superior Court
Sycamore St
Fremont
Iuvenile Couch
Ray Pucel
Caynee Cundiff
Hayward
Harris Howe
Cundiff
Los Gatos
Tamarack Drive
Gene Decker
Decker
Marguerite I. Michon
Phillip J Evans
Benavides
Granillo
Miss Castellon
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Maryland
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Nevada
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